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Before us is a magnificent example of how one can create a harmonious space that unites architecture, nature, and functionality. This is a cozy retreat in a country house with stone walls that have become a characteristic feature of the interior. The rustic stone facade creates a sense of authenticity and a close connection with nature, enhanced by the overgrown fig trees hanging from above and creating natural shade.
The space is organized as an open-air lounge area, where simple wooden furniture plays a major role. A central sofa with blue cushions and bright decorative pillows with ethnic patterns becomes the compositional center. The hanging woven rattan lamp adds a touch of bohemian style. Special attention should be paid to the use of textiles with bright prints – yellow, orange and green patterns create visual accents and enliven the space.
The architectural solution suggests a semi-open terrace, where the rough texture of stone contrasts with soft textiles and lush greenery. This is an excellent example of how country house facade design can create a space where the boundary between interior and exterior is blurred.
It's worth noting the functional organization of the space: several seating areas, low tables, floor cushions – all this creates a relaxed atmosphere for rest and communication. Wooden crates in the background provide additional storage space, and small potted plants complement the overall concept of eco-friendliness.
This approach can be used when designing terraces and patios: a combination of natural materials, bright textiles against a neutral background, and the integration of plants into the living space. It's important to use materials resistant to external influences and create multi-level landscaping for greater comfort.